Question 1

Conveying the character physically, vocally, and emotionally.

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Characterization

Question 2

Fully developed characters.

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Round Characters

Question 3

Characters not described with much detail.

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Flat Characters

Question 4

When the audience accepts fiction as real for the moment.

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Suspension of Disbelief

Question 5

A visual technique that distinguishes multiple characters with separate visual focus.

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Dramatic 'V'

Question 6

Narration where the storyteller is a character and uses first-person pronouns I and me.

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First-Person Narration

Question 7

Narration where the storyteller is not part of the story.

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Third-Person Narration

Question 8

Records the speech of a character as a separate sentence or phrase marked with quotation marks.

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Direct Dialogue

Question 9

Involves the narrator reporting the character's speech.

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Indirect Dialogue

Question 10

Making a quick list of anything that comes to mind about a subject, avoiding criticism of input.

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Brainstorming

Question 11

A distinct event in the rising action of a story.

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Plot Complication

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